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Why? Are you a closet SHeDaisy fan? 😉

I would pay money for this not to win.

It was rather ham-handed having Stella rail at Tracy for putting off a check up.

I don't blame Marshall for being suspicious of doctors and for avoiding healthcare due to racial bias. I don't think he made an informed choice when he decided to leave his family. Marshall's story, another story without a "road map". When he first came on the show, was he in Witness Protection?, his interaction with Sonny, was Marshall mobbed up? Finally, they settled on this explanation for abandoning his family.

Well, there is lip reading, but it's a bit hard to watch the rear view mirror when driving.

He knew that Charlotte was tormenting Anna and chose to say nothing. Valentin and Nina saw the Metro Court security footage where Charlotte entered Anna's hotel room. Red ink was found on Anna's things, and a warning in lipstick was written on the mirror. Nina deleted the footage at Valentin's request. The paint in Charlotte's backpack matched the "murderer" graffiti paint on Anna's front door. The paint was in the backpack that Charlotte had with her when she broke into Anna's place (formerly Maxie's pad), where Anna shot Charlotte in the dark as she rifled through the steamer trunk that had the WSB evidence file. Anna was out of her mind paranoid about a past WSB mission, and was linking everything to that, when everything but the arson was Charlotte's doing, and Valentine said nothing. Victor sent a letter and tarot cards to Charlotte at her boarding school, saying Anna was the enemy and she must help her poor papa. After Charlotte was shot,Valentin ransacked her room and found the letter.

Fixed that for you. Zero direction: Austin and Mason's boss -- a woman. The arson of Anna's home. Valentine - allowing the gaslighting of Anna, leading to Charlotte to be shot, which was blamed on Victor mind-controlling Charlotte.

Still haven't seen it, but was thinking that Ava would be in the best position (in his home, on Sonny's Island) to mess with Sonny's meds. And it's nothing she hasn't done before (Morgan).

So if Sonny was mean to Jason because of meds tampering, was he also anti-Nina for the same reason?

But I was hoping he would. Haven't seen it yet. Anything about Austin's murder? (Who?)

I wonder if Dante will wake up? <previews> Dante awake and talking. Well, that clears that mystery up.

Josslyn Jax, the Kelly Bundy of daytime.

ITA. Maybe they realized how dated it looked? Or it's easier to find something off the rack at David's Bridal than to alter. The quickie wedding also reeks of "Let's save a few bucks." (so we can afford SBu's salary).

I thought it sounded like yogurt. Is boring someone to death a federal crime? Maybe we could get a class action lawsuit going?

Apparently Wardrobe hates Sasha as much as jsbt.

IDK. She's still a Deception shareholder. Board meetings? edited: Plot contrivance -- she has to give up her shares to end her stint as the Face of Deception.

http://wubtub.blogspot.com/ Also, check the comments section for scene by scene. http://wubtub.blogspot.com/2024/03/friday-turning-in-day.html#comment-form Not sure if it's complete.

I would think that nursing school would cover that. Missing meds = no job, arrest. But there is a long history on this show of a revolving door on the drug closet. Wasn't Liz suspended/demoted at one point for stealing meds? And what's up with Willow wearing her giant Princess Di ring at work?

The writers have shown how smart and savvy Dex is, he should have hidden a copy of the flash drive. In case he ever decided he wasn't loyal to Sonny.

Is Dex going to blab about the flash drive, and that Carly, Michael, and Joss (and Willow?) knew about it? Accessories after the fact?

From what I read, "She was a nice lady [living on the street]. We gave her food and water sometimes." 😢

Barbie and Ken of Port Charles? Airheads.

You can bet the reason will be noble. Jason is a Mary Sue. He has no flaws, is self-sacrificing*. He never shoots the wrong person. *see: Jason goes to prison to protect Michael.

I think the writers wanted to shine a light on the long history of medical abuse of African Americans, and their (well deserved) continued mistrust of the medical system. I believe Tuskegee was indirectly mentioned (by Stella?).